Crepes To Go-Go

Went in today, and it couldn’t have been better. I overheard the server telling a table that they just opened under new ownership, and judging by what the reviews below say, that’s a good thing. The atmosphere was nice and the server was fantastic. Got the Bahn Mi sandwich and it was killer. Highly recommended if you’re in the area.

Love the sweet crepes! I usually get the nutella + fruit or the banana cream puff crepes. I don’t have the most experience with crepes, but the only other places I’ve had crepes served them either soggy or with half-​frozen chunks of fruit. These crepes are soft with a slight crispy edge, just the right amount of sweetness, and packed full of whatever filling you requested. Never tried the savory crepes, but veggie ones don’t look half bad.
They have a pretty neat card-​punch system where you can store your card in a box on the counter, which is pretty handy for those of you who have wallets full of forgotten, half-​finished stamp cards.
This isn’t really the best place to dine in, as there is basically only outdoor seating, but I always like my crepes best on the go-​go!

LOVE! Does anyone know their store hours?

I’ve only ever had the sweet crepes, and they are absolutely delicious. I love the nutella/​strawberry combo and I get that most of the time.
Prices are pretty good (read: cheap) and it’s close to campus — huge pluses for CU students.
No, there’s not a lot of room inside but just deal with the line and take your crêpe to go.

Crepes to go-​go is a little nook on College Ave that is perfect for a quick stop and go-​go meal. I’m a fan of their savory selections, and appreciate their lunch special (savory crêpe with a free water). They are reasonably priced and pretty quick at getting your order. The patio out front is rather small, but its fun to sit in the afternoon watching college pedestrians go about their day.

Alright, I was probably too harsh giving them a 2-​star review my first time. I’ve been to this location a few times since then and my crepes have been much better. I’m going to call the first experience a fluke and upgrade my review. Their sweet crepes are also much better than their savory crepes.

Went here for the first time today after going to Snarf’s too many times in a row. (Snarf’s is so so good!)
I had the Turkey Corso and I thought it was very good. I liked that the ingredients were fresh. You also get a lot of food. It’s more food than I typically like to eat for lunch, so I won’t go back very often, but it was a nice break from Snarf’s.
Since it’s summer there wasn’t a long wait and I could sit outside on their patio while my crêpe was being prepared. Overall I really liked the experience and I can see myself going back.

The owner is a little grumpy, but she deals with rude college kids all day, can you blame her? The food is very good.

I love this place.
It was really cool watching her make the crêpe. I love that the cooking area is right up front so you can just daze off and watch as your meal is being made. I got a egg, ham, and hash brown crêpe, and had her put some fresh strawberry’s in there as well.
Where can you get cheap, delicious, food, made to order, super quick? Umm not many places. To me, this place was an A+. You get an entire meal wrapped up in thin pancake awesomeness, and you can just walk down the street eating your huge ass crêpe.
I’m starting to think, what a burrito is to virtually every guy I know, Crêpe To Go-​Go is to me. Love.
To make this post a little more ‘useful’, this place is small, but there is a little bit of seating outside, and it closes around 11 pm… so just think… BREAKFAST FOR DINNER wrapped in a crêpe for 5 bucks, made to order, in less then five minutes. Awesomeness. No complaints.

No. I cannot get behind this. Awful service, awful food.
My boyfriend and I were standing in line at this place and a bunch of giggly high school girls were in front of us. Not all of them wanted to wait inside, so about ¾ of them went outside to continue waiting. But the ones outside stopped paying attention to how the line was moving, and pretty soon it was my boyfriend’s turn. Or so he thought.
As he opened his mouth to begin ordering, the lady behind the counter put her hand right in his face, shouted ‘Stop!’ and beckoned to the kids outside. ‘Their turn!’ she brusquely told him.
He turned around and went straight to Cheba Hut across the street. But I wanted to give the food another chance, because I had been there once before and the chicken was very… um, raw. And cartilagey. But the rest was good. And I REALLY WANTED TO LIKE A CREPE PLACE IN BOULDER. Because I like crepes. And I haven’t found a good one yet.
Alas, Crepes To Go-Go’s food did not magically become any better the second time. The cheese was almost congealed by the time she put it on… never mind by the time it got to my mouth. Safeway Deli quality meat. Limp veggies that had the beginning of refrigerator burn. Ugh.
Well, on the bright side, if there is a bright side: much like Crepes a la Cart, I have not tried their sweet crepes. So try those at your own risk.